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| | | | Joined: Sep 2017 Posts: 63 Wrench Fetcher | | Wrench Fetcher Joined: Sep 2017 Posts: 63 | So, after undoing everything I did, because it didn't work very well, LOL...
I decided to cut out all the distressed metal from my welding a seam "continuously" on the back side and distorting the metal.
Here I have patched a large part linking the fender and extension with butt joints.
Then, I cut a piece out of the old fender to use as a patch panel because of the curve etc..
You can see that the patch from the old fender came from a tar truck. I used a heat gun and a gasket remover on my die grinder to clean it up.
More to follow.
1948 GMC 2 Ton
1958 GMC 370-8
1965 GMC 5000
1970 Chevrolet C50
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